German motorcycle brand BMW Motorrad unveiled its Vision CE Concept ahead of its official debut at IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich on 8/9. The Vision CE is an electric scooter with an integrated roll cage designed to eliminate the need for helmets and protective clothing, according to the company.

The BMW Motorrad Vision CE Concept was revealed before its presentation at IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich, Germany. Photo: BMW Motorrad

The Vision CE Concept is an electric scooter.

The vehicle is based on the CE 04 combined with an electric scooter design.

The concept features a roll cage and self-balancing capabilities, even when parked.

The charging port has a protective cover.

Traditional handlebars and a large digital display.

The vehicle is equipped with a safety harness.

Slim LED headlights and a small windscreen.

The bike features a single seat with a backrest and headrest.

Rear wheel with a single-sided swingarm.

Side view of the vehicle.

Developed from the CE 04 and an electric scooter, the Vision CE Concept boasts a traditional front end connected to two square bars surrounding the rider. It has slim LED headlights, auxiliary lights mounted on the roll cage, and a small windscreen. The tubular design is echoed at the rear. The concept offers personalization options such as detachable Bluetooth speakers, a transparent hood, and a luggage rack.

The Vision CE Concept features a unique single seat with a backrest, headrest, and safety harness. A metal mesh section above the headrest provides extra protection. The vehicle has a large digital display and traditional handlebars. A spacious footrest area and a covered charging port are located at the front.

While BMW hasn't revealed extensive details, they confirm the Vision CE is electric and self-balancing, enabling it to remain upright when parked. The design aims to provide riders with a greater sense of freedom and a comfortable riding experience.

IAA Mobility 2025 took place in Munich, Germany, from 8/9 to 14/9.

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